The Sulfur Cycle

Nov 19, 2014

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Component. Input to soil. Loss from soil. Atmospheric sulfur. The Sulfur Cycle. Volatilization. Atmospheric deposition. Crop harvest. SO 2 gas. Mineral fertilizers. Plant residues. Animal manures and biosolids. Elemental sulfur. Runoff and erosion. Absorbed or

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The Sulfur Cycle

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Component Input to soil Loss from soil Atmospheric sulfur The Sulfur Cycle Volatilization Atmospheric deposition Crop harvest SO2 gas Mineral fertilizers Plant residues Animal manures and biosolids Elemental sulfur Runoff and erosion Absorbed or mineral sulfur Plant uptake Oxidation Organic sulfur Reduced sulfur Bacterial oxidation Immobilization Sulfate Sulfur (SO4) Bacterial reduction Mineralization - Leaching

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